Public strike situation discussed by officials at conference
Sept 2 Mags Pecott reports Wildent Coolidge aims for a firm hand in a steel strike. Senator Braga E Watson a republican said he holds the anthracite issue but won’t say more. The President’s course for the administration is being mapped as events threaten public jeopardy. For now no government intervention is planned, with a short strike seen as likely to end.
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Indiana
KY Pilot 10 Time Boat Race Postponed Until Next Date
Rev W L Walker of the Baptist church will act as timekeeper for the boat race between the Elyria boats the sin and an unnamed boat captained by C E Hanek of Robinson and Hance company It was announced Mike Ribbons of the crew of Alvin The race scheduled for Monday is postponed as Hancock and John Halpin have bought boats to take part and the Alvin will not be ready after a speed test Officials expect a new date to be set before Saturday with strong local interest and attendance anticipated at the starter flag rally
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Elyria
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Mike Ribbons
Alvin
Chalgers
Elvira
Senate Contest In Close Battle Between Smith and Steck
The Massachusetts senatorial race remains unsettled with incumbent Brookhart and Democratic challenger Steck leading to a Senate decision. Senator Watson of Indiana noted the returns show a delicate situation, stressing possible Senate involvement after full committee review.
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Mass
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Brookhart
Steck
Senate
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Van
Indiana
Wirman
Senate Committee
Iowa
Washington
Watt
Bellefontaine tragedy at crossing kills man injures wife and son
Roseveids of Bellefontaine was killed and his wife and son seriously injured when a Western John Traction car struck the Dodds automobile at a crossing near here today. In Amherst, Henry Kozher of Erie Avenue was taken to the hospital for an appendectomy after a work accident at Ohio Co.
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Roseve Ids
Bellefontaine
Ghia
Western John Traction
Dodds
Amherst
Ry Kozher
Erie Ave
Amherst Hospital
Jenry
Ohio
Tries Co
Stuttering Saves Man From Fine In Bay State Court
In Chelsea Massachusetts on September 2 Julian Chauncy of Revere faced a district court for using profane language toward Police Sergeant Isbester. He stuttered his word and a judge dismissed the case after the sergeant testified keeping a fine from being imposed.
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Julian Chauncy
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Boston
Judge Cutler
Bobby Jones Leads Tourney at QAemony Country Club
Bobby Jones of Atlanta, defending champion, held a seven stroke lead over Wigan M. Reekie of Montclair after 18 holes in the national amateur golf tournament at QAemony Country Club in Pittsburgh. Jones shot 39 37 76 while Reekie was 40 44 84. Roland Mackenzie led qualifying with 145 but struggled today.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Wigan M. Reekie
Montclair
N. W
Jones
Reekie
Roland Mackenzie
Washington
White
Mackenzie
Jess Swearses
New York
William ¢. Fownes
Sweersers
Bandit Beats Woman in Columbus Grocery Robbery
In Columbus today a black male bandit robbed and assaulted Elizabeth Abued, $6. He struck her repeatedly after she refused to surrender cash, tied her, and fled. She was rushed to a hospital for X rays to assess injuries.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Abued
Abued
Army Officer Will Be Hanged In Manila Case
Lieut John St Thompson of the Army Signal Corps at Fort McKinley was sentenced by Court Martial to hang for the murder of Miss Audrey Hurleigh, 16, a stepdaughter of Captain Hamilton P Calmes, in Manila on April 4. He shot the girl five times after she danced at the Army and Navy Club. Thompson, a Brooklyn native, faces execution in Manila. Ohio reports abundant game for hunting. purchases not needed as shipments to Pennsylvania and other states are arranged for the coming winter.
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Brooklyn
Army and Navy Club
Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Fish
Pennsylvania
Teachers EE Prof Prider Lorain County Meeting
At the Lorain County Teachers Institute morning session Edw H Reeder of Columbia University spoke on Modern Education. He argued education shifted from knowledge for knowledge’s sake to knowledge for a better living. Ernest W Butterfield NH Commissioner spoke on New Methods of Teaching and the impact of great discoveries in learning.
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Edw. H. Reeder
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Ob Trond
Ernest W. Butterfield
New Hampshire
Iis
Fire destroys Dayton store at Harva Clothing Co
A two alarm blaze last evening at the Harva Clothing Company in Dayton caused an estimated loss of 75000. Two firefighters were overcome by heat but recovered. The fire strained the city water supply as arson and police court notes show Arthur Sith and Howard Mufus charged with traffic violations and Tony Tamacheski and John Dora fined for intoxication.
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Harva Clothing Company
Arthur Sith
Howard Mufus
Smith
Rufus
Tony Tamacheski
John Dora
Moped Planes Search for Stricken Flight Near Honolulu
A prolonged sea and air search followed a Pacific flight incident as the Boeing transport struggled off course with dwindling fuel. Rodgers and crew on the Tanager and other vessels chased the downed plane toward daylight hours, while submarines and merchant ships joined the hunt. Officials withheld a definite cause, noting possible squall or headwinds, and preparations continued for a third attempt to span the Pacific once repairs and new fuel allocations permit.
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Rodgera
Rodgers Sa
Westerday
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Pacific
Honolulu
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Golden Gate
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Gannet
Oberlin approves bond sale and village measures
Oberlin council accepted a bid from A C Allyn Co for village bonds totaling 10 852 dollars with accrued interest and a 382 50 dollar premium. The meeting also referred a traffic ordinance amendment to limit front seat riders. A county prisoner reimbursement contract was discussed with sheriff. Nearby obituaries and local notices appeared, including funeral details and arrivals at Park Hotel.
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Elyria
Amherst News Briefs and Social Notices
Twenty six ladies of the Sin Masters Auxiliary of Cleveland visited Amherst with Capt. C. E. Benham and hosted a tureen supper at Capt. and Mrs. L. Stough’s home on Park Ave. Mrs. Stough is named Bravel president after three years in office. Funeral services for Mrs. William H. Barber of Canton, formerly Miss Lucy Hageman of Lorain, were held at the Hageman home with Rev. Charles Hess officiating. Remodelling of Baker-Ebbe’s Clothing Store underway to improve space and display. Hospital notes report two new admissions, multiple social and community events include a euchre night, a Wiener roast, and various visits, trips, and births. local residents attend fairs in Columbus and Lansing. several Amherst residents and guests are mentioned in correspondence and social updates.
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Park Ave
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Canton
Ohio
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Elmwood Cemetery
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Chicago
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J. H. Frederick
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Future Bride Shower Guests Named in Prominent Notices
A fragmented social column lists a future bride shower on South Main Street with attendees including Pearl Herman, Edith Heli, Esther Korman, and others. The loosely read names, places, and event hints reflect a mid century society page snapshot with gifts, entertainment, and honored guests.
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Rae Kors
South Main St
EpoWas
Vansole Dain Iemis
Ming Pearl Herman
Vinss
Edith Heli Jacob Wreig
Mrs. Edwarte
Esther Korman
Sins Charles Kreis
Deelsreda
Edith
Emma
Minnie
Hilda
Prphen
Amherst Pair Wedded Today in Local Ceremony
Moebius daughter of Tous Zimmerman, a graduate of AL HWS, married George Schroeder on South Main Street after a ceremony at St Peters Church. Attendants included Miss Rustiv Morriy Franklin Meeorus Sisher. couple planned a New York trip then honeymoon. Moebius active in church and community groups. groom son of Louis Moenna, involved in local business and fraternal organizations.
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Nan
Hawardedoin
the &R
Peters Urch
E. J. Scetl
Tarrir
Rustiv Morriy Franklin Meeorus Sisher
Aleem
Hai
Maten
A. H. 1910
St. Peters Church
The
Masons, Eagles and K. of IT
Amherst Furniture Co
Friends Honor Mildred Schultz at Bridal Shower
In Amherst on September 2 Olga Herbst hosted a bridal shower at her Franklin Avenue home for Miss Mildred Schultz, whose upcoming winter wedding to Crist Arndt prompted a surprise gathering of local telephone operators and former colleagues. The pink and yellow decorations featured plentiful cut flowers as 2 lunch courses were served.
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Amherst
Olga Herbst
Franklin Avenue
Crist Arndt
Miss Schultz
Miss Herbst
Enyma Nabakowsky
Alice
Market prices from Cleveland produce market excerpt
Prices for eggs oleo fowls and cheese unchanged. Apples 75 to 150 cents per bushel, peaches two 60 per bushel, potatoes Ohio 60 to 93 cents per 150 pounds, sweet potatoes 40 per barrel, tomatoes 1.40 to 4.60 per bushel, onions 2 to 2.50 per hundredweight, sweet corn 10 to 98 cents per dozen cars.
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Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts 700 cattle 500 calves 2000 sheep and lambs 1509 hogs. Beef sturdy some figures per class, lambs 140 to 15, wethers 4 to 7.59, hogs 13.00 to 13.95. Market mixed with lower hogs and steady calves amid varied quality notes.
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Taman
Southern hog production declines threaten region’s supply
A government report shows hog numbers down across the South from 1922 to 1924, with sharp declines in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana. Poor grain crops and shifting farm focus reduced hog numbers, though Georgia remains a top producer. The department urges tapping land and labor to boost profits and regional self sufficiency.
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Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Department of Agricultura
Oklahoma
Hess
Tris
South
Weorpia
County
Liberty Bonds Market Quotes From New York Sent 2
Open ing liberty quotations and bond figures show 31 25 at 100.27 and 2od 4 1-48 at 100.30. Other notes include Ord 4 lds 101 and To 4th 4 1-45 at 102.12 with New 4 1-48 at 106.26.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Reverses Years of Ill Health
Eight years of stomach and liver trouble left me frail and yellow but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy revived me. I shed sixty pounds and regained appetite after using the remedy that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation. Money refunded, available at all druggists.
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Football Star Takes a Bride in Quiet Providence Wedding
The wedding of John Cole Richardson Jr., a quarterback star of last year’s Brown football team and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson of Cincinnati, to Charlotta Phillips, debutante and Junior League dancer, was held quietly at St. Martin’s church on Monday in Providence.
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John (. Richardson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brown
Charlotta Phillips
St. Martin's Church
Seaplanes Predicted to Cross Atlantic Sooner Than Thought
Oliver Simmons of the Super-Marine Aviation Company told the British Association for the Advancement of Science that boats converted to flying craft could carry 1000 passengers across the Atlantic at high speed. He forecast non stop flights within thirty six months, aided by all steel monoplane designs with 8000 square feet wings and engines delivering 3000 horsepower per wing section.
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Bug
Atlantic
Oliver Simmons
de Wlgner
Super-Marina Aviation Company
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Super-Marine Aviation
Simmons
Hase Pean Gus Memistry
Ruard
Death removes Mrs William Gritts from community
The death of Mrs Detla Mon bina wife of the late Wola occurred at age 75. She was a long time resident and active member of the First Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Ree Wood Walker officiating and burial in Ridgelayn Cemetery.
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Detla Monbina
Wola
Sue
Loup A
Lester
Cry
Witliam B
Grace
Tavior
First Baptist Church
Ree Wood Walker
Ridgelayn Cemere
Duplex Workmen Burned in Flaming Incident
Fragmentary report indicates workers, named Ceartes Pasagyn and River Grafiers among others, were burned during a flare incident at a duplex site in the Dartwee afternoon. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate a fire event with injuries.
Local burn injuries prompt hospital admission and discharge
A brief report states a person was burned on the face and hands and admitted for treatment while another, Teleck, was sent home after his burns were dressed.
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Teleck
Gun Club To Have A Shoot At Pasadena Park
The Elyria Gun Club will hold another shoot at Pasadena Park tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock. Good scores are being made and rivalry is keen for shooting honors. Interested are invited to be present and take part.
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Pasadena Park
Trade Balance and War-Era Imports Lift U.S. Prospects
Amid rising demand by American producers for foreign materials and a substantially larger import volume, experts forecast a favorable trade balance surpassing 1,000,000,000 dollars next year. Analysts highlight price advantages of imported inputs and strong export positions as the United States remains a leading producer, with theory that foreign competition will not derail its economic growth.
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Severe Back Pain Relieved by Dreco Herbal Remedy
A housewife narrates years of back pains and fatigue easing after starting Dreco. She reports better sleep, appetite, energy, and ability to do housework, noting rapid improvement within weeks. An expert at Mule's Cut Rate Store promotes Dreco and urges readers to consult Mr Vaughan from Yreco Laboratories.
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